We specialise in data science, statistical analysis, and artificial intelligence, supported by robust software engineering, clear communication, and a sprinkle of creative flair.
We’re a team of physicists, biologists, maths geeks, programmers and communicators who care about doing good with data.
Our clients are diverse and global, with ambitions to change the world. We help them shine.
Following the catastrophic failure of the Moa Point wastewater treatment plant, authorities announced in late February that Wellington’s South Coast beaches had reopened. Wellingtonians are now invited to make their own calls on whether to dive in - but how do we know if it’s safe to swim?
On 01 April, new crayfish regulations came into effect across Aotearoa, introducing updated reporting requirements alongside broader changes to crayfish fishery management. As part of this shift, Dragonfly’s electronic logbook platform Deckhand was updated to reflect the new fisheries circulars, ensuring fishers could continue reporting accurately and without disruption.
A satellite map reveals the scale of devastation across the East Cape following the January 2026 storm, identifying more than 11,000 landslips, and silt damage covering an area of 900 hectares, as communities remain isolated due to road blockages.
Global rankings are beginning to reflect what Wellington’s science and tech sector has been building for years. With Victoria University of Wellington now ranked in the top 50 universities for Artificial Intelligence globally, Dragonfly Data Science is already seeing how that academic strength is translating into real-world capability.